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A Space Station Simulation: EXEMSI '92 A Study on Confinement and Isolation of a Mixed Crew of Four during 60 Days

by J. Collet, European Space Agency, Paris, France,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Engineering, Construction, and Operations in Space IV

Abstract:

Manned spaceflight is entering a new era. The next period will be characterized by long duration stays in space and heterogenous crews. EXEMSI '92 was an attempt to study the human-related effects involved in long-duration confinement through a multidisciplinary space mission simulation. Objectives of the study include the physiological and psychological effects of long-term confinement of space crews as well as their nutritional requirements. Many more simulation studies involving humans are necessary in order to model successfully the conditions that astronauts embarking on future space missions will encounter.

Subject Headings: Space stations | Space exploration | Human and behavioral factors | Aerospace engineering | Flight | Simulation models | Moon

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